This is part of our “Waldorf Education in the News” series. We use this series of posts to direct you to news relating to Waldorf educational principles highlighted in the news or supported by scientific studies. To see more articles like this click the “Waldorf in the News” link to the right. You can use this […]
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A Sensory Meditation Room For Adults & Children
Note: The computerized aspect of this experience is optional. You can use whatever tools you want to create your own sensory meditation room. Mine actually does not look like this anymore. I change it every month or so…and electronics are not always involved. I love experimenting and trying new things! As Waldorf inspired parents & teachers we […]
The Importance of Singing in the Home & Classroom
By Michelle Marinelli Prindle Singing is the single most important musical experience a child can have. It lays the foundation for all future musicality in life. In many years of teaching private music lessons and classes, I have seen that all children can learn to make music. Yet it is children who grew up in […]
Is There Something You Should Be Doing?
Is there something you feel you “should” be doing? Why do you feel that way? Recently I was reminded of how important it is to ask that question. We have always left our backyard “natural” but made sure to cultivate and mow the front yard so the neighbors would not be upset. There are regulations in […]
Is My Child in Preschool or Kindergarten?
Careers in Natural Healing
This is a transcript of the chat “Careers in Natural Healing” we had among students earlier this year. RS Thanks for the tag! I’m not doing home visits because I don’t feel that I am qualified enough yet, but I am well-versed and have been giving “advice” for a long time now, so hopefully I have […]
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Consulting Tips for Aromatherapy
I corrected and commented on a few exams this week. Doing this always brings important points to my attention that I would like to share with you. This week I’d like to share some points about aromatherapy that may or may not be included or emphasized in the material: 1. When suggesting aromas for clients […]
Example of a Correct Assignment With Citations
The following exam question is a good example of someone who has answered the question citing numerous examples and more than one source. This is considered a very good answer. When completing exams/assignments an answer like this indicates to me that you have a desire to be thorough in your work, which is a good […]
Student Work from The Avicenna Institute: Nourish the Brain
This was part of a student’s answer on one of her assignments. I wanted to include it here to remind everyone how important it is to consider brain nourishment as part of any problem a client may be suffering. We often assume that emotional or psychological issues are related to emotional or stressful events. However, […]
Student Work from The Avicenna Institute: Food As An Herb
Reflexology Success Story!
The following information was included in an assignment by a Student at The Avicenna Institute. We share student assignments for the benefit of other students as well as anyone considering taking courses at The Avicenna Institute, or anyone who is interested in alternative therapies. I believe that we can all learn something from reading different […]
Earthschooling – an Award Winning Curriculum
